Every Animated Film of 2011 Ranked: Worst to Best

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Every Animated Film of 2011 Ranked
Where do Kung Fu Panda 2, Adventures of TinTin, Arthur Christmas, Cars 2 and Rango lie?
This video's content falls under critical or film studies. Predominantly containing discussions, deliberations, examinations, essays and analyses of the thematic integrity of works of visual artistic expression by ways of some subpar comedy.
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[@CellSpex]

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[@user-pt1fm5dy4u]

Hey Cellspex Loved your worst to best list for 2011. For 2012 do you think you could watch and talk about Tinkerbell: Secret of the Wings AKA The best Tinkerbell movie. I loved the animation, score, and has some charming moments with the characters. I’m a little surprised you’ve never talked about them once. Because I found them perfect examples of guilty pleasures. So could include secret of the wings in your next list please. P.S. Phineas and Ferb: Across the second Dimension movie came out in 2011. If you’ve watched it where would you have ranked it. For me I would rank it in 2nd place above Kung fu panda 2 but below Arthur Christmas.

[@user-tw3rh9po4t]

4:22 Watch yo tone, Cell. Edit: Mars Needs Moms over Hoodwinked, Too: Hood Vs. Evil is a sin. **Sin Ding**

[@one-onessadhalf3393]

Hi! The movie I REEEEALLY want you to cover for 2012 is Paranorman. It is hands down my favorite Laika film and it’d be awesome if you covered it

[@narson03]

In my mind Rango did die, but not in a physical sense. When Rango crossed the road and met the man, the "actor" inside of him was what died after realizing the role he now serves as the sheriff of the town.

[@thirdcoinedge]

It's also fitting that the Spirit of the West is essentially just...Clint Eastwood. Not the Man With No Name, but the actor himself, acting as a mirror for Rango as someone whose identity has largely formed around his place within the genre of the Western that Rango has grown uncertain of committing to, providing the advice of confidence he needs to accept his necessary function within the narrative in a nice metatextual aspect to the film. "No man can walk out on his own story."

[@narson03]

Exactly! That scene alone shows how Rango not only respects the western genre, but evolves it today using previous medias and interpretations to build setups and twists in its story. @@thirdcoinedge

[@disneyvillainsfan1666]

Wow I never thought about that.

[@harmonetheanimationaddict4419]

SYMBOLISM.

[@UnorthodoxIndividual]

Save me... Cellspex Worst to Best Animated films of the year montage... save me

[@user-hermesiscool]

I love your videos❤

[@Water_Me_Loan_64_YT]

That opening song was an unexpected throwback OMG

[@zacharylandrum4789]

How long until KZbin copyright claims the opening song?

[@eoghanfeighery7383]

But hey who can say no to Adele's Rolling in the Deep?

[@catiecaraco5376]

Can some please tell me where to find this cover?

[@ForrestFox626]

Whose cover is this!?

[@eoghanfeighery7383]

@@ForrestFox626 Could be the AllWays cover but I might be wrong.

[@tazminiam5164]

The Adventures of Tintin is a better Uncharted movie than the Uncharted movie

[@Decubitus]

It's a better globetrotting adventure movie than basically everything else that came out in the genre since its release.

[@motherplayer]

Better adventure than that and better than Spielberg's last Indiana Jones movie at that point.

[@TheShanicpower]

Uncharted is a Tintin video game, if anything.

[@nateds7326]

The one thing I really like Cars 2 is the clinax where Mater just goes up to the twist villain and is like "turn off this bomb strapped to my engine or we both die in a firey explosion". Never forget Mater was about to kill himself and like 40 other cars banking on this guys confession.

[@carsfan1995]

And in front of the Queen of England. Had it not worked Mater would probably be labeled a terrorist… and possibly everyone else in Radiator Springs.

[@SonicXtreme99akaCreeperMario]

Holy shit; that’s sick matter!! XD

[@sketchycat6223]

A true soldier willing to die for the cause 🫡

[@mileven3ggo3njoyer]

Rango is by far one of the most underrated masterpieces I have ever seen. Its visual style is ahead of its time, the script is gritty and mature but never forgets its heart and emotional depth, and Rango is a wonderful protagonist with an amazing arc. I initially didn’t like the movie as a kid cause I didn’t get it but as an adult, I appreciate its ambition and story so much more.

[@remotewinston8683]

Rango is unironically one of my favorite animated movies ever

[@oliverthegorgon5281]

fr!!! it’s one of my favorite movies of all time, it’s just so unlike anything else

[@APinchofBazel]

Watching ILM go from that to Transformers One is…depressing

[@princeperot7568]

Can we stop calling something that literally won best animated feature "underrated"?

[@APinchofBazel]

@@princeperot7568 Movies can win Oscars and still fade into obscurity. Especially when it’s one as throwaway as Best Animated Feature often is.

[@DanGamingFan2846]

That intro goes so hard, I forgot how much I love that song. KFP2, Rango, and Arthur Christmas are easily my favorites, but Leafie is pretty underrated with a really tearful ending. Also, how have I only just now learned Johnny Bravo had a movie!?

[@watershipup7101]

IKR? Incredible throwback.

[@kaxcommentssomethingREAL]

can't believe i was one of the few who got to experience that Johnny Bravo movie, it still is one of my favorites

[@YINSED5192]

Here’s to hoping Cell’s montages are here to stay.

[@Spiderman-wt8hb]

Another element of the original Hoodwinked that makes it more charming was that it was independently made and that the animation was made to work within the limitations in sort of a Rakin Bass way. The only real thing that was added once they got a larger distributor was most of the celebrities and a few edits since the film was basically done at that point. The sequel had the Weinstein Company exert more control, rewrote it from top to bottom, hired a director who didn’t even see the first movie, and even the original creators and Patrick Warburton were disappointed at the results which says a lot especially since Patrick was involved with the first when it was being independently made.

[@RitroMusic]

I loved Hoodwinked personally

[@curlydevil1238]

Can't believe it's 2012 already 😭😢2️⃣0️⃣1️⃣2️⃣🎆🎉

[@andrewsanusi8462]

Oh that intro was sick ASF 🔥 Kung Fu Panda 2, Rango, Puss in Boots and Rio were my everything back in 2011

[@AJ-xc4qe]

Phineas and Ferb: Across the 2nd Dimension also came out this year! And I noticed a funny coincidence! If I had a nickel for all the times Disney Channel made an original movie based on an original series released in 2011, I’d have three nickels! Which isn’t a lot, but it’s weird that it happened thrice! This movie, The Suite Life Movie and Good Luck Charlie, It’s Christmas! And they haven’t had an original movie based on a original series until this year with Big City Greens The Movie: Spacecation. I made a playlist of reviews for each of those 2011 movie in case you’re curious.

[@gendernotfound1994]

I always love a good Phineas and Ferb reference.

[@joshuanishanthchristian5217]

The movie is that old!?

[@Calverin]

I was hoping Across the Second Dimension would appear on this list! It's still one of my favorite comfort films

[@mariak5096]

Oh my gosh the release of the Phineas and Ferb movie was a formative moment of my life 😂Insane to me that it's over a decade old now.

[@gendernotfound1994]

@@mariak5096 that movie was a banger

[@user-tz2cr3wx5x]

I actually want to see a best of 2006. There were A LOT of animated movies in 2006.

[@brittanydavisghiblieaglesfan]

Agreed. I would love to see her rank the animated films of 2006. Also, 10 years later, 2016 also had a lot of animated films.

[@Thehippiestormtrooper]

Honestly I think rango was the best film of that year. It seemed like the only movie to use photo realism in a unique way that was meant to make everything look ugly and it worked.

[@funnyman2067]

Me and my family went to go see Rio when it came out, and when we were going home there was a giant plume of smoke off in the distance, and a lot of helicopters over head. Turns out a massive man made fire broke out where I lived (this was in Texas during one of the dryest parts of the year), and it ended up destroying most homes and ended up killing a lot of people. There’s still a giant empty space that used to be where homes were. Rio saved me a traumatizing and potentially life threatening situation, my home ended up relatively fine thankfully but we still lived incredibly close to the fire. So uh…thanks Rio!

[@thirdcoinedge]

One more...just one more ranking...and then we have all the years... Also, as someone whose dad watched The Amazing Race back in the day, using the theme song for Cars 2 was a great choice. And as for some of the films on here, I feel that Kung Fu Panda 2's opening narration added a level of dramatic irony in that we know exactly what happened with Shen, but Po doesn't even know who the guy is, making their confrontation in the throne room much more compelling as we understand exactly why Shen is so amused at the situation, while leaving us eager for Po to eventually learn what the peacock did to him, as he starts to realize at the end of the scene. Furthermore, the flashback intro doesn't show the specifics of Shen's involvement in regards to Po, leaving the space open for the climactic revelation in the ruins of his old village at he comes to terms with his past and his mother's sacrifice. Unlike Tangled, the story isn't hinged on a big twist of revelation that could've worked without the opening narration - the intro leaves enough gaps for the movie to naturally fill in later, encouraging the audience to stay to see the full picture as it's revealed. I wouldn't even say it's a Chosen One story, really, because the stakes are more personal that the traditional "fated to save the world" trapping of that plot, primarily revolving around the dynamic between Po & Shen. Ultimately, I'd say the film is probably better than the first one, which, while great in its unique premise and surprising thoughtfulness & artistry compared to what came before (thank god they decided to just do a straight wuxia film rather than a parody), I feel was kind of divided in that Po's story feels less interesting than the conflict between Shifu & Tai Lung, the fight between them probably being the peak of the film with how grounded it feels, only for it to become more comedic once Po returns, making it feel like a bit of an abrupt tonal intrusion. The climax of the second film is definitely my favorite, particularly in how the technique of the cannonball redirection was set up & paid off during the final standoff (THE YIN-YANG! THE YIN-YANG SYMBOL!), compared to the first where Po defeating Tai Lung just didn't have that same impact as Shifu's fight beforehand (tl;dr the sequel has the best "skadoosh" moment). Furthermore, I appreciate that Rango is probably the best film Gore Verbinski ever made, and I'm sad to see that he hasn't done anything more in the medium of animation; even Guillermo del Toro said after making Pinocchio that he plans to fully transition over to animation one day. Also, I find that the success of the movie lies in how it interacts with genre. At first, the movie starts out like a Blazing Saddles comedy Western, poking fun at the self-serious nature of Westerns with the introduction of a witty comedic character who comes to learn and manipulate the customs of the genre for his own personal success as sheriff. However, the film gradually unveils more and more of a surprising dramatic sincerity to its story that keeps it rather compelling, mostly surrounding the main character's place as a transitory being using the trappings of the genre as a mask rather than fully accepting his place within it, which was used in Blazing Saddles as an instrument to derive comedy from and criticize the prevalent unspoken attitudes of racism within the genre, while in Rango it's a character flaw that title character has to overcome and prove himself as an individual with a place in the world. Ultimately, Rango rejects his previously malleable state of being, acquiring a clear knowledge of his identity within the genre he has become involved with, and the film finishes its evolution to becoming quite a nice tribute to old spaghetti westerns of the 60s.

[@BrontoSmilodon1]

I think with Leafie you should have input, "A Mother's Love" by Jim Brickmann, as the intro for that movie.

[@CellSpex]

darn it, you're right

[@anar8343]

​@@CellSpexwho does the cover for Rolling in the Deep?

[@Qegixar]

When "Le Tableau" showed up in the list, it unlocked memories I haven't accessed in over a decade. I can't remember how I found it, but I definitely saw and enjoyed it, and then completely forgot about ever having seen it.

[@totalcattitude4339]

I've literally been waiting for this remake since I found your channel a few years ago! So glad I was already on KZbin when the notification popped up!!! (Also, you *really* popped off with the opening sequence)

[@NadirEatsRocks]

20:50 fun fact! When I was in Japan, I spent a month in the town where this movie takes place! It's a beautiful area and I would highly recommend it to people visiting Japan

[@dylanmaguire3595]

So here for this series

[@DanGamingFan2846]

I love how they don't just make Anxiety a villain. She's a normal emotion who means well like the others, while also showing why it's important to keep it in check.

[@themightygerg]

Yeah sure I'll throw my hat in, because for me Tintin would have ranked a bit higher, but that's entirely because those comics got me through a LOT of bullying when I read them in the library in elementary school. Didn't even care that it was a blend of two of the comics, the characters were pitch perfect and it hit all the right notes throughout. That said, I understand why it wasn't a bigger hit, as Tintin IS a very OLD property.

[@michaelbuono4007]

4:49 Musical Hell is wrong for literally just having it be in her court

[@EvieRawlings]

I feel the same way.

[@fermintenava5911]

Musical Hell is wrong about quite a lot of things these days...

[@wesleyoldham4222]

Two Johnny Bravo segments in the intro? I hope that's foreshadowing a full length video including the Donny Osmond episode, Little Ricky Simmons, and Bravo Dooby-Doo. EDIT: I wasn't aware of Johnny Bravo Goes to Bollywood until now. I'll have to find a copy to watch. I still hope Cellspex covers some of the more iconic episodes of the series, though.

[@poihpioakarp8845]

5. Kung Fu Panda 2 (B+) 4. Arthur Christmas (B+) 3. Rio (A-) 2. The Adventures of Tintin (A-) 1. Phineas and Ferb: Across the 2nd Dimension (A+) Will add to the list once I see more.

[@Princess_-gp3ep]

5:49 Hey, I like some of the Disney direct to DVD sequels, and the songs in Mulan 2 are certified hood classic bangers.

[@Dreadfort-ho8lg]

Hell yeah, thank you so much, i love this series and I especailly respect, how consistent the quality of the videos is. Great work their.

[@s3nsation646]

Im so glad you included TINTIN

[@raynacarraway440]

Quick thoughts about some of the movies I saw in the opening lol I recently watched Kung Fu Panda 2 in the lead up to 4 for the first time in about a decade, and omg the scene of Po rediscovering his past and reaching inner peace is hands down one of my favorite scene in DreamWorks history. It's absolutely incredible. Winnie the Pooh is crazy underrated and it hurts. I'm biased cause I'm a huge fan of the characters, but it's funny and heartwarming and the epitome of a "feel-good movie". The knot scene is * chef's kiss *. It's really a shame the film released the weekend it did cause whether intentional or not it was set up to fail 😅. Also Rio slaps, idc what anyone says. Is that nostalgia talking from seeing it sooooo many times as a kid, maybe, but I rewatched that recently as well and I still think it's great. Also an instance of celebrity casting that works really well imo, everyone fits their roles perfectly

[@mamrelaadi4066]

The Adventures of Tintin film holds such a dear place in my heart, I remember it blowing my mind when I saw it as a child. The story is quite different from the original source material but I never really cared, and instead view the movie kind of as its own thing

[@elijah0208]

Yeah, this project is one of my fav animated films! So good! So adventurous i luv it

[@mamrelaadi4066]

@@elijah0208 the visuals hold up really well too, the way they animated Haddock's first flashback-thingy is still one of my favourite scenes out of any movie ever

[@elijah0208]

@@mamrelaadi4066 well said! Tgey should do a sequel, it takes just way too long already. Knowing what they achieved back in the day, the sequel will be OUT OF THIS WORLD!! visuals will be Mind Blowing

[@pineapplefrostyfruits9225]

I can and will talk about A Monster In Paris for a g e s. The best version IMO is the original french version. Nothing to knock Sean Lennon's singing, but Matthew Chedid (as -M- ) not only wrote the original music in french, but absolutely rules during it. It's honestly beautiful in the french version. Also, the not-so-small references to both The Phantom of The Opera, and -M- himself, make it genuinely super fun if you like the novelty of either element.

[@luisa9102]

Well the fun thing about a list of older movies is that i actually watched a good number of these! Even have some really specific memories of some, like watching Gnomio and Juliet on the school bus one time and watching Puss in Boots on a slumber party. Now for movies i have something to comment on: The Tintin movie is one of my favorite movies of all time as a big Tintin fan (it's kinda funny that you mentioned the family lineage thing since in the comics that guy that is the descendent of the *evil* pirate is... actually a normal guy, and there were other villains); As a Brazilian i have seen Rio a good number of times and like it well enough, though i only ever watched it dubbed in portuguese, so maybe it is funnier in the dub; And i have watched Arthur christmas on christmas a couple times, and while i don't think i love it as much as you, it's still a great movie

[@caseythedigger4526]

I really respect you acknowledging your personal biases you had and still have. I feel like a lot of people don’t evolve like that and I’m glad someone I’ve been watching since middle school is still willing to grow. Keep up the good work Cell :)

[@MovieFan1912]

16:17-17:04 For me, I actually really liked this movie. Especially Jesse Eisenberg’s performance as the voice of Blu. Also, I bet most people had no idea what a Spix Macaw was until they saw this movie.

[@tricuspa]

I really appreciate you going back to these earlier years, it allows me to find other good stuff on my DVD hunts at Thrift Stores and Second Hand, generally speaking I've been pretty satisfied with these over the years (even if they aren't always timely).

[@disneyvillainsfan1666]

It's nice to find at least 1 person on KZbin who doesn't utterly despise Cars 2. Yes, it's not a great movie, but the hate and status as the worst Pixar movie was super overblown. It had a handful of decent scenes to me, and while Mater wasn't my favorite Pixar Sidekick, he was far from Braindead.

[@viktormadzov5286]

19:15-19:26 That is exactly what they were going for in the Johnny Bravo movie

[@Tribdinosaur]

omg I've been wondering about this for years!! because I was curious of your opinions on Rango!

[@favour911]

omg I always mix up Arthur Christmas with Prep and Landing, glad it's not just me. Great ranking video!

[@the_UF365]

Seriously, the opening montages are AMAZINGLY edited.

[@mr.mesogog3803]

Thank you for always cluing me in on lesser known film gems!

[@jaredhebert942]

24:55 props for using Trudbol's rendition here (:

[@BugsyFoga]

2011 was certainly a wild time to be a theatrical animation fan.

[@nathanielvaughn6728]

26:25 -- Nope! It's not JUST "Pooh's Grand Adventure". The full title is "Pooh's Grand Adventure: The Search for Christopher Robin". In some countries, it was retitled "Winnie the Pooh's Most Grand Adventure".

[@ras_732]

Ah 2011, that was the time I saw Tintin 3 times as I'm a huge fan of the comics when I was young (1 in 3D). Sadly didn't see much films in theaters due to college and Blockbuster existed (I still miss them), so I rented some films like Rango and Kung Fu Panda 2 on Blu-Ray. A decade later and when I'm really into Anime films more, there was also one film that I really liked that wasn't on the list was K-On! The Movie.

[@noratheelk3729]

14:59 I really liked this one! The non diegetic music is kind of all over the place but I listen to the song they sing in the school pretty regularly, I think it’s beautiful

[@PascallionXIII]

Thank you for this video!!!

[@katemiller4084]

Thank you! I’ve been hoping and have asked before that you did a best to worse of 2011. I’ve always wanted to see your review, opinion and ranking of Kung Fu Panda 2 and Rango. My favourites of 2011. You’ve made my day ❤🎉

[@spacecaster3802]

Ahh, your intros are so fire Cellspex 😊 18:10 I’ve never cared for Humpty either. I always thought the movies attempt at making him a sympathetic villain, doesn’t work. Still, I really liked 2011 for both animation and film in general. Rango is probably my favourite animated feature of the year. I think of Rango as a film that subverts the liar reveal; and tells a powerful story of existentialism. Also, I haven’t seen Arthur Christened since its theatrical release. But I do hope to see it this Christmas.

[@PaulW_ftPAULK]

Been a while 2011. Nice to return to you.

[@motherplayer]

With "Children Who Case Lost Voices From Deep Below", I find intrigue not only in it's general subversion to conventions like the modern army coming in to try and attack/steal, which has already happened before in that place, but also how it's a solid film about how loss can be both a blessing and a curse. It's a real strong conclusion that never fails to neglect the emotional core of what the film is trying to say. Also, solid soundtrack. It still is, surprisingly, one of my favorites of Shinkai in spite of it not getting the strongest reception by comparison.

[@Zero2Hiroki]

2011. What a time to be alive 😌

[@carsfan1995]

I was fifteen and in high school back then.

[@Zero2Hiroki]

@@carsfan1995 I was 11 and in middle school.

[@davidsmith8826]

I was 4 😂.

[@KaminoKatie]

I turned 10 that year

[@mansoorkemal7588]

I was in primary school

[@yumejln]

oooh, interesting year to choose to rank the films of. excited to see what this entails.

[@sketchycat6223]

I have such a soft spot for Mars needs moms, I have never found the mocap art style of this film & polar express creepy. It’s always been so charming to me. & I always thought that ending scene of his mom sacrificing her life for him even after their argument, saved the movie for me. As a kid & now it brings me to tears. If it had a different art style & better pacing I genuinely think some people would consider it a cult classic.

[@zaidnail3544]

I watched rango two days ago and it was still amazing to me. I also love the liar revel in rango, while other liar reveals follow the setup from lying to other characters to the characters finding out said lie, rango ( while still following the basic liar reveal setup) manage to also make it a basic characters setup as the main character had no identity until the end, yes it still has the usual setup and it can be predictable, but like I said before, it is the best liar reveal story to me.

[@kokoro7996]

You brought me back to my childhood with a lot of these. Also, you have to eventually get to 2012 so I can hear you talk about Rise of the Guardians!

[@gavin6177]

this is really important Spex but i used the hoodwinked too section’s background music in a college project

[@YourAveragePlayer432]

Mars Needs Moms was so uncanny to me as a kid I refused to watch it because it scared me, it was that uncanny to look at

[@Furrito_272]

My family watched Arthur Christmas every Christmas Eve. It’s full of amazing memories and will probably always be my favourite movie because of it ❤

[@MattandJessTV]

One of my commenters just told me that I sound just like you, so I had to swing by and hear it for myself. Our voices sound so similar it's crazy lol. It's pretty cool :) - Jess

[@UndrcoverCactus]

Nice to see you include some Korean films in there. Leafie really impressed me when I watched it about a year ago. I'll also definitely need to check out Le Tableau as I actually hadn't heard of it before. For 2012 I'd highly recommend checking out Moon Man and Padak. They're not my favorite of the year, but pretty solid films that may not already be on your list as they are slightly more obscure, but definitely worth checking out.

[@carsfan1995]

11:30 Believe or not. Someone used that death scene as the part of a Kinktober prompt. And then used my fic the very next chapter. And the Cars discord server is so much fun and made my fic/idea even more disturbing than just turning Axlerod into Frollo/Valentino. I was just writing him in the way of him having an Incel mentality of “owning” an attractive woman that belonged to a Racecar because he knew everyone was going to die in the pits. “Saving” her from being blown up in the pits with the rest of the Radiator Springs crew. That threatening the lives of the three remaining cars from Radiators Springs (Sheriff, Sarge, and Lizzie) would lead her to be more agreeable and less combative to his wants. The discord server turned Axlerod being a eugenist/fascinated (other f word) for Porsches, a broomer (the internet’s favorite word to accuse LGBT+ people), unaliving oneself, and Flowers in the Attic-ing (if you know what that is you know). Granted, it’s all meant to be f-ed up but still… I don’t touch that stuff. I’m using a lot of coded words because I feel like KZbin will delete the comment.

[@antonyblalock2696]

I lmaoed at the amazing race theme being used for cars 2

[@leoscrymgeour5881]

Just randomly saw it and clicked it great video you got another subscriber

[@magicnote2103]

I'm really happy that you covered Tintin. I find it to be super under-rated and its always been a personal favourite of mine ❤

[@pacificanorthwest9808]

Finally someone taking about La Tableau/Painting omg it’s one of my favorite movies❤️

[@171QA]

Will you be doing a list of 2012 films? I don't remember you doing one of those.

[@catapultato1733]

i was literally thinking yesterday about how i'd love to see a 2011 animated film ranking, what are the odds.

[@Decubitus]

You can't believe how relieved I am that someone remembers Leafie: A Hen Into the Wild. Definitely my personal favorite animated movie of that year (original uncensored ending, obviously).

[@michaelsmart2207]

Some movies I hope you’ll cover for the 2012 video: It’s Such a Beautiful Day The Rabbi’s Cat Padak I haven’t actually seen the latter two but I want to.

[@wolvepotter5858]

I remember seeing ads for A Monster in Paris a lot when i was a kid. Took me back to the times when people still remembered that film existed

[@katethefox6490]

Now we need animation films of 2012 next

[@hokutology1718]

Wolf Children wins, no contest.

[@katethefox6490]

I think wolf children is already mentioned in the 2013 video?

[@ammaralrai9955]

I have been waiting for this for years

[@d-manthecaptain1382]

Has Leafie ever been released on Blu Ray or DVD in America with the uncut ending? If so, how would one be able to tell it from a censored version, does the boxart, or any of the logos look different on the case?

[@BE-fw1lr]

Oh man, Hoodwinked was my actual favorite movie as a kid. I heard there was a sequel coming out sometime but never ended up seeing it, guess that was a blessing.

[@ad-sd-vids5332]

One nitpick about Arthur Christmas, if being Santa is a family business, how does Arthur find a wife and continue the line if they live in the North Pole where they are the only humans? Is it like Santa clause 2 where he goes to a regular town in England to find a wife? Where did grandsanta and broadbent and Staunton come from?

[@landrider20]

The intro earned you a like full-stop! Very good list as well (but don't do Cinderella 3 like that, it was actually quite good considering what 2 gave us. Honestly, the movement between 1 and 3 is rather smooth).

[@gstone8255]

I am so happy I have been anticipating this video 😀🥳❤️❗️

[@xaviysworld]

Disney’s The Lion King was re-released in movie theaters backed in September 16th, 2011, along with The Lion King II: Simba’s Pride and The Lion King 1 1/2 are both in DVD and Blu-Ray in March 6, 2012, which DisneyToon Studios was completely shut down in June 28, 2018

[@annelooney1090]

I LOVE Le Tableau! It's so underrated, this is a very correct video, thanks for spreading the word lol

[@CellSpex]

It's so good!

[@jjstarA113]

Tintin was actually rated PG and not PG-13, although I understand the confusion considering the bit where a man is shot and uses HIS OWN BLOOD to write a secret message before he dies.

[@annahooks1779]

Always nice to see A Monster in Paris getting a little love. It's one of my favorite wholesome films to put on. And Phantom of the Opera fans are the only ones I ever see really acknowledge it anymore

[@gbhnrtyhbnryt]

Big fan of the Tintin comics, wouldn’t personally call the movie a “clumsy adaptation” at all! I think it’s great!

[@MiladyMacabre]

Arthur Christmas is a total delight and deserves to be at the top of any Christmas movie list as well, right next to The Muppet Christmas Carol -- bravo!!

[@GregoryBronstein-qj5bk]

Wait a minute, the early access on Patreon had a different order in two places, was that a mistake?

[@philgaimz9847]

Pooh's Grand Adventure: The Search for Christopher Robin mentioned, you love to see it

[@nib1448]

CellSpex please consider adding chapters or timestamps in the comments/description 🙏

[@martinpena1979]

I hope you can do a 2000s animated movies ranking by year.

[@1mikefan819]

Oh sweet. The 2011 ranking. I see a few of these but don't remember them. However I heard about them various times over the years and now we await for the 2012 and I'm hopeing to see It's Such A Beautiful Day on there. Cuz it's such an amazing movie

[@sabinatheanomaly]

Cell, my favorite of your Worst to Best Every Animated Films is 2012. I hope that Wreck-It Ralph is still the best despite the thing that we do not speak about (if you don't know, go watch Cell's worst to best for year 2018) existing. I also hope that you are able to upload 2012's list. Also, do you think Illumination will ever learn to get actual voice actors rather than star power? What are your thoughts on The Wild Robot?

[@CroakPad]

Arthur Christmas is a movie that I’ve slowly have come to like more and more each time I watch it. I’d probably say it’s my favorite animated film of 2011 as well.

[@champ2stay920]

What is the shot of the MLP G4 Looking flora from?

[@gendernotfound1994]

I love these montages

[@bobalinx8762]

Hopefully, this’ll be added to the Best to Worst playlist soon.

[@user-pt1fm5dy4u]

Hey Cellspex Loved your worst to best list for 2011. For 2012 do you think you could talk about Tinkerbell secret of the wings AKA the best one. I’m a little surprised you didn’t talk about them once because I found them perfect examples of guilty pleasures. P.S. Have you seen Phineas and Ferb Across the 2nd Dimension? If so where would you have ranked it? I would make it my second favorite animated film of the year. Above Kung fu panda 2 and below Arthur Christmas.

[@river469]

Been waiting 12 years for this

[@NovastarDoughnut]

Its films like "tatsumi" that make me yearn for something like that about American comic artists in particular Jack "the King" Kirby. I want a fil. about him that tries to emulate his style. Uses his krackle effects, bold colours hard shadows, big expressive gestures and collage techniques to create something truly unique and beautiful

[@willowbarrelmaker8269]

I think Rango gets away with The “this is the story of how he died“ because the story is literally about him going to the other side and being reborn as the person he pretended to be